Found a pull-behind trailer in Michigan (2002 w/2K miles)...now, how do I get it from there to Boise, Idaho? Any suggestions on shippers that I can contact would be helpful. (No, I'm not riding back there to pick it up!)

 

We have used freightquote.com for very competitive pricing over the years..including shipping several trailers.

Kevin

 

I used Keyboard Carriage for one from AZ to KY. Was 400.00.

 

Oh no!!!! I don't need a trailer, I don't need a trailer, I don't need a trailer! There I said it! LOL!!! Have fun with it Barb, now you get to take the kitchen sink.

 

Barb,

How many slideouts? Air conditioning?Just kidding.There are many great trailers now and you should factor in the frt.Some new makers have a reasonable frt. and the trailer is very competitively priced.Good Luck

T K

 

LOL....are you sure Joan that you don't need a pull-behind trailer?

 

Waiting for the seller to send measurements (lenght/height/weight, mgf and serial number). Duly noted the two shippers above, thanks. Keyboard was mentioned and federal transport was another. The trailer is located 64 miles east of Chicago, IL and 32 miles north of South Bend, IN. This whole trailer idea may be a witch hunt...friends say if I can't fit 10 days of "stuff" for trip, I need to stay home!!!!

 

My wife and I fit enough stuff for a 11 day trip all the time.I think a trailer is a great idea but it does bring its own problems with it.

 

The weird thing is, I was just talking to hubby about how nice it would be to haul our own little pop up camper trailer. That was before you came on with this brilliant idea of yours. I DO NOT NEED A TRAILER!!!!
For any of you newbie people, you have to understand that Barb and I live a world away from each other, but we are just like neighbors and not let one have more than the other. I think Barb is winning.

 

I bet you meant to say Barbara is winning

Think you're ahead Joan....I didn't change my reverse!!